Paul Pogba has opened up about his big feud with Jose Mourinho during their time together at Manchester United.
The French midfielder re-joined the Red Devils in 2016 during Mourinho's first season at Old Trafford in a then world record deal of £89 million.
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The pair won the League Cup, Community Shield and UEFA Europa League in the first season, but things started to sour the following the campaign.
Mourinho was eventually sacked in his third season after a string of poor results in the Premier League, with Pogba now detailing their disagreements.
"Our relationship was like boyfriend and girlfriend, we were breaking up and making up all the time," Pogba told the Daily Mail.
"It started great, he was one of the reasons I went back to Manchester because I spoke to him and he convinced me to come back.
"I don't know why it turned into a nightmare and us fighting. Because I wasn't fighting.
"I didn't start the fight. We disagreed like managers and players do sometimes. But there's a lot of respect from me to him.
"If I see him tomorrow it's a big hug! But one day we will have to sit down together and discuss it."
